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Start from the car park at the Complexe Sportif de la Bugonne, Chemin de la Bugonne, below the church.
(S/E) Take Chemin de la Bugonne, which first runs alongside the multi-sports hall and its car park, then past the sewage treatment plant, which you’ll leave on your left.
After this, the track, which has been fully passable up to this point, becomes semi-passable and runs alongside a woodland, then through meadows.
(1) Leave the track, which continues straight on along the (paved) Chemin du Petit Brésil. Turn right at a right angle onto the paved road. After 300 to 400 metres, just after the junction with a road which you leave on your right, you pass Turpaut Castle. Further on, the road turns sharply left and passes under a power line. Continue to the village, which you cross, and there, follow the signs for “Ayguemorte – Bautiran”.
(2) Opposite the church, cross the bridge and turn right, following the Ruisseau de Saucats. At an iron cross, the road leaves the Saucats. At this iron cross, take the dirt track that runs alongside the Saucats on its right bank (on your left as you face away from the village). Follow this pleasant path alongside the stream until you soon reach the road and come to a footbridge.
(4) Cross this footbridge and you will now be on the left bank of the Saucats; continue upstream, heading west and then south.
(5) You’ll reach the road between Ayguemorte-les-Graves (on the left) and Saint-Médard d’Eyrans (on the right). Lovers of beautiful religious buildings may wish to make a detour to admire the lovely church in Ayguemortes, on the main street. Otherwise, turn right and follow the road for about 600 metres; at certain times of day, there may be a bit of traffic.
(6) Leave this road by turning right onto a very quiet road that passes in front of the beautiful Château d’Eyrans (Chemin du Château). Take the opportunity to admire, on the left, a very fine traditional building constructed of stone with a timber framework, facing the vineyard, and, a little further on to the right, the Château d’Eyrans.
(7) After the château, turn left onto Rue des Fauvettes, which gradually leads into the village and joins the station area and a level crossing.
(8) Continue straight ahead, walk alongside the railway tracks on your left, then pass in front of the church and return to the car park (S/E).
, mostly along the "Saucats" through fields. The section on the fairly busy road is really not very long, less than 500 metres. Very nice 
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